A Streetcar Named Murder

I really liked the New Orleans setting. We get a lot about her neighborhood and the places she walks. This helps create a cozy feel.
I like the way that Valerie is growing after grieving for her husband and being an empty nester. She isn't sure who she is anymore, but she is willing to learn and try new things. That was a great way to bring in her inheritance that helped her find something to do as well as push her to deal with some grief and pain.
The murder and victim were both complicated. That made for compelling reading. I figured out who the murderer was a little earlier than normal, but there was still a little bit of mystery surrounding it.
All of the characters felt like real people who were struggling with something. So complicated mystery, great characters and cozy setting!

⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Such a cute cover on this book!

It's a fact that if a book is set in New Orleans there is a very good chance I will (at the very least) like it. Especially if it is a mystery. Such was the case here. I quite enjoyed this book. Was it perfect? No. The murder took a bit too long to happen, and it was annoyingly repetitive in places. I mean, how many times are you going to ask the detective if he wants a coffee??